Windows 10: Thinkpad laptop won't boot Windows in any form but will boot everything else. Please help!

I've run into an odd issue with my Lenovo Thinkpad T480 laptop.The T480 has two internal connections for storage, to which I currently have two NVMe disks attached. Each disk is a different physical size so I'll refer to them as such for the sake of clarity. My 2242 NVMe disk has Windows 10 installed to it and my 2280 NVMe disk has Ubuntu 20.04 installed to it.In a nutshell, the issue I've encountered is that my Ubuntu installation boots up just fine, as does any Linux installation ISO that I connect to my laptop. I can boot Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, TrueNAS, pfSense, and Memtest86. During troub

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Sabertooth 990fx won't boot to windows logo, it shuts down

to boot and enter bios and load windows, any todays PSU (with the correct plugs) will work, AFAIK

to enter BIOS only low wattage is used.
Then, during boot, the HDD and a bit later the videocard card start to demand juice, then the other devices and periphericals... so the total demand during boot up is incrementing step by step, that's why a failure halfway could indicate a PSU problem....

 

XP / Vista Duel Boot

http://www.lifehacker.com/software/...-boot-windows-xp-and-windows-vista-179906.php

that is a complete step by step guide.

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Help, Vista Won't Boot?

do you have an hdd that doesn't have important files or is in the raid?

basically what i would do(im a complete n00b at grub and stuff so this probably gonna be a much more painful solution then what someone experienced would suggest) is take ubuntu(grab solaris dvd 3.0 tommorow or download ubuntu from ubuntu.com and burn it) and load ubuntu (by selecting it in solaris dvd 3.0 or selecting the first start option in the ubuntu cd) and go to install(right on the desktop) and install it on another hdd or partition, and it'll replace the bootloader on the boot drive and once ubuntu is done installing, select restart (or you have the option to wait and reboot manually if you want to finish up looking at historyless porn) , and when you reboot, it'll have like 4 linux options (ubuntu, ubuntu safe mode, memtest, and somthing else) and then it should list windows vista as one of the boot choices, and then it'll load vista..

also you can edit the grub file to remove the ubuntu options that you'll never use, change the default os in the list to vista and change the waiting time. edit...